Nigeria Army Saves Injured Boko Haram Terrorist Abandoned By His Colleagues

The Nigerian army has rescued a Boko Haram terrorist, Abba Mustapha, who was injured and abandoned to his fate by his colleagues, during a gun battle with military troops in Ngala Local Government Area of Borno state.

According to reports, Abba was captured during a counter attack operation launched by the troops following an attack at their location.

Abba said 8 of his colleagues were killed. Also recovered from them were 3 AK 47 rifles, 2 AK 47 magazines, 2 FN rifle magazines and 3 PKM link belts.

The surviving terrorist was full of joy and praises for his survival. He thanked the Nigerian Army for sparing his life and taking care of his wounds.

He said that he and his other BHT colleagues were subdued by superior fire power of the troops of Operation LAFIYA DOLE. He further recounted that his other fleeing BHT colleagues abandoned him to his fate after he was hit by a bullet.

To worsen his situation one of his legs was crushed by their own vehicle as they scampered for safety.
He said he’d have bled to death if the troops had not taken him and administered first aid on him and that he owes his life to the good treatment received from the troops.

Abba Mustapha said though he lost a limb in the cause of the fighting owing to the heartless abandonment by his fellow terrorists, he thanked God that he is stable and recuperating in hospital.